Dr Konic Ji

Konic Ji

Senior Faculty — Vastu, Mudra & Traditional Divinatory Studies

13+ Years of Practice | Vastu, Prediction, Healing & Spiritual Practice | English & Hindi

Faculty Biography

Konic Ji is a senior faculty member with more than thirteen years of experience across Vastu, Mudra, traditional remedies, divination, breath-based spiritual practices and applied sacred traditions.

Vastu represents a major component of his teaching. His curriculum includes Plant Vastu, Gaumata Vastu remedies, mustard-based Vastu applications and other approaches concerned with the traditional relationship between physical space, natural elements, direction and energetic balance.

Plant Vastu in particular allows students to study placement and environmental symbolism in greater depth, moving beyond simplified ideas of “lucky plants” towards a more systematic consideration of direction, purpose and household context.

Another important area of Konic Ji’s work is Mudra. His Mudra Mastery programme examines sacred hand gestures through concepts including the five elements, Pranic flow, meditation, manifestation, energetic balance and daily spiritual practice. Students also explore how Mudras may be combined with breath, mantra and intentional practice.

His curriculum in traditional divination is notably varied, encompassing coin prediction, water-based prediction, currency-note interpretation, holy-water methodologies and Cartomancy. These subjects demonstrate how ordinary objects may become structured tools within symbolic systems of prediction.

Konic Ji also teaches Swar Yog and breath analysis, Vedic Switchwords, ritual knot practices, Dhanteras traditions and selected Saadhana and healing-oriented subjects.

His teaching therefore sits at an interesting intersection of environmental practice, bodily discipline, traditional remedies and symbolic interpretation.

Areas of Specialisation

Vastu • Plant Vastu • Mudra • Swar Yog • Traditional Remedies • Divination • Coin Prediction • Water Prediction • Cartomancy • Vedic Switchwords • Breath Analysis • Applied Spiritual Practice

Teaching & Practice Areas

Vastu and Environmental Practice
Konic Ji’s curriculum explores the traditional relationship between space, direction, household environments, plants, ritual materials and energetic balance.

Plant Vastu
His specialised work in Plant Vastu gives students a more focused method for understanding plant placement and symbolic function within residential or professional environments.

Mudra Studies
His Mudra curriculum examines hand gestures through elemental, energetic and meditative frameworks while also teaching students how to develop a consistent personal practice.

Swar Yog and Breath Analysis
This area introduces students to traditional approaches concerned with breath, energetic flow, and observation.

Divinatory Sciences
Coin, water, currency-note and card-based prediction expose students to several methods of object-centred symbolic interpretation.

Traditional Remedies and Sacred Practices
His teaching includes mustard remedies, Gaumata Vastu practices, Diya traditions, Dhanteras-related practices, knot rituals and other culturally rooted methodologies.

Vedic Switchwords and Energetic Practice
His wider curriculum further incorporates word-based practices and selected healing or Saadhana methodologies.

Teaching Approach

Konic Ji’s teaching style combines traditional subject matter with practical demonstration and structured application. Student feedback on his Mudra programme particularly reflects appreciation for the accessibility of the exercises and the ability to incorporate them into regular practice.

His subjects often involve methods that appear simple externally—a hand position, plant placement, coin, breath pattern or household material. His educational role is therefore to explain the system surrounding the technique, rather than allowing the practice to be reduced to a standalone remedy.

This emphasis makes his teaching especially suitable for learners interested in traditional practices but seeking a more organised framework in which to understand them.

Languages of Instruction

English and Hindi